Virtual Entrepreneur

AOL Small Business: Candle Making You can easily make all kinds of candles at home, part-time, to sell for big profits. To start, educate yourself about how they’re made and where you can buy the basic materials needed to start. Sell your candles online, sell directly to friends and family, or... More

PRLog.Org: Scott Campbell, 13, is launching his first startup, ScotBlog.net. The site is one of the internet’s first socially focused blogging sites, a community to produce and share new content with others. ScotBlog has many features, including allowing the user to create a profile, join user created... More

Britain is setting up a University Enterprise Network to nurture homegrown tech experts capable of creating the next Google or Facebook BusinessWeek: The government is establishing a series of University Enterprise Networks (UENs) in the hope of nurturing a crop of homegrown tech entrepreneurs capable... More

Teenage Entrepreneur: Typical teenage entrepreneurs are not hard to come by. Indeed you may have inadvertently been one in your life already. In fact when you were between 13 and 18 there’s a 99% chance that you tried to make money in one form or another. I’ll give a run-down of the typical types... More

Black Enterprise: I am now divorced with 3 adolescent sons. I’ve worked hard and been fortunate to provide a good income running a business I started 20 years ago. As I look around at layoffs and disappearing jobs, and vanishing pensions and age discrimination issues, I worry about my sons’... More

msnbc: For most of us, we think of 15 year olds as the MySpace or Facebook generation, who typically are more interested in text messaging and chatting online. But for Becca Whelchel its all business. Becca and her mother Elissa have a very unique mother-daughter bond, business partners. It all started... More

NewsDay: A lot of people are worried about the effects of global warming. Hunter Gross, a middle school student from Dix Hills, decided to do something about it. With his parents’ help, the West Hollow Middle School student started Project Kool Inc., a company that designs and sells reusable canvas... More

Chippewa Herald: The little card table set up this past summer at the corner of County X and 188th Street didn’t look like much of a business, but it was noticeable. Clipping by on the busiest county road in Chippewa County, drivers could catch a glimpse of a few vegetables on the table, a sign naming... More

Telegram.com: Being an entrepreneur takes a lot of time. Nonetheless, Ryan MacKay squeezes out some time for his homework. The tall, blue-eyed, freckle-faced 17-year-old is a junior at Tahanto Regional Middle-High School. He runs his own business selling Christmas trees, holds a full-time job at Davis’... More

AOL News: Brazilian schools realized they can’t stop children from getting into promiscuous activities, so instead decided to help kids make smart decisions when it came down to their sexual activities. ‘The health and education ministries and the United Nations sponsored a nationwide contest... More